Phil1111

American hero.

Too funny, I was wondering how Miller was lining his pockets today. He's the last of the OG boys and yet to be charged.

Steve Bannon Charged With Fraud In ‘We Build The Wall’ Fundraising Scheme "Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and three others were charged with fraud by Manhattan prosecutors Thursday in connection with the “We Build The Wall” fundraising scheme, with the Department of Justice claiming that hundreds of thousands of donors were defrauded as a result, with the campaign raising over $25 million." Ho hum just more of the same trump type corruption, more draining the swamp.

Well you're possibly right. What I meant was the war music of Ron's aforementioned song and subsequent sermon obviously delivering the message as to how to think.

Well President Putin has done it again. Any bets on if trump will condemn it or applaud it and dream about ordering similar actions. Alexei Navalny: Russian opposition leader 'poisoned' No, contrary to rumors he didn't receive Putin's Covid vaccine.

"Blow the trumpet in Zion, Zion." You can read the words while you listen to the band and understand what goes on in Ron's church on Sundays. Sunday mass has sure changed since the days of compassion, kindness and love for all men(women too).

Excellent analogy, yet trump's supporters believe he goes to church and is a christian.

Excellent analogy and yet trump's support is still 38%. The $3.75 trillion (this year) in debt, QE and stimulus has many convinced he is good at managing the economy.

I don't disagree with you. The first notes in any foreign service briefing on trump is flattery and tell trump you like him. The "love our country" of course is his lack of understanding of facts. He says he knows little about them(lie) but yet came to the conclusion that(he heard) they love America. The term "he heard" or "someone told me" are his catchall phrases to deny his personal knowledge of the facts. In any event Qanon now has the tie to the president that the GOP has tried to disavow. Yet at the same time Qanon supporters are running for election. trump included.

trump's full endorsement of Qanon. "President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed he didn't know much about the right-wing conspiracy theory QAnon but offered praise for its believers, adding that he heard they "like me very much" and "love our country." "Well I don't know much about the movement, other than I understand they like me very much, which I appreciate," Trump told reporters during a White House briefing. "These are people that don't like seeing what's going on in places like Portland, Chicago and New York and other cities and states. ... I've heard these are people that love our country and they just don't like seeing it."

What are the GOP House and Senate Qanon candidates going to do now? Its undemocratic counter-revolutionary.

Qanon in now going to rely upon the pony express and messages under rocks to spread the word. Hillary. Soros and Gates are safe for another week. But trump is likely to sign another executive order to save Qanon. "Facebook said on Wednesday that it had removed 790 QAnon groups from its site and was restricting another 1,950 groups, 440 pages and more than 10,000 Instagram accounts related to the right-wing conspiracy theory, in the social network’s most sweeping action against the fast-growing movement." Clearly Facebook is now a part of the deep state MSM.

Agree and he's 19 now. Makes you wonder if Kansas D's have lost interest in politics.

Hey glad to help! I hope the end of world, SHTF, seize control from the liberals, Bill Gates, Soros, etc. works out for you.

G.O.P.-Led Senate Panel Details Ties Between 2016 Trump Campaign and Russia "A sprawling report released Tuesday by a Republican-controlled Senate panel that spent three years investigating Russia’s 2016 election interference laid out an extensive web of contacts between Trump campaign advisers and Russian government officials and other Russians, including some with ties to the country’s intelligence services. The report by the Senate Intelligence Committee, totaling nearly 1,000 pages, provided a bipartisan Senate imprimatur for an extraordinary set of facts: The Russian government undertook an extensive campaign to try to sabotage the 2016 American election to help Mr. Trump become president, and some members of Mr. Trump’s circle of advisers were open to the help from an American adversary." In a further report on the matter of treason from Politico: "Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign chairman Paul Manafort worked closely with a Russian intelligence officer who may have been involved in the hack and release of Democratic emails during the election, the Senate Intelligence Committee concluded in a bipartisan report released Tuesday. It’s the furthest U.S. officials have gone in describing Konstantin Kilimnik, a longtime Manafort business associate, as an agent of the Russian government. The disclosure was part of the committee’s fifth and final installment of its investigation of the Kremlin’s interference in the 2016 presidential election." Old news really four years later and Russia is helping its best investment ever get re-elected. trump's supporters have ordered new helpings of borsch and vareniki.

Well he does understand "exponential shrinkage". The mechanisms that allow for investors equity to vanish under bankruptcy.

The title of this editorial is QAnon: The alternative religion that’s coming to your church its from the Religion News Service. IMO the most appropriate parts are: "Mark Fugitt, senior pastor of Round Grove Baptist Church in Miller, Missouri, recently sat down to count the conspiracy theories that people in his church are sharing on Facebook. The list was long. It included claims that 5G radio waves are used for mind control; that George Floyd’s murder is a hoax; that Bill Gates is related to the devil; that masks can kill you; that the germ theory isn’t real; and that there might be something to Pizzagate after all. ... Thorngate attributes the phenomenon in part to the “death of expertise”(READ SCIENCE) — a distrust of authority figures that leads some Americans to undervalue long-established measures of competency and wisdom. Among some church members, he said, the attitude is, “I’m going to use church for the things I like, ignore it for the things I don’t and find my own truth. “That part for us is concerning, that nothing feels authoritative right now.” So religious followers seem to be prime believers for other conspiracy theories. That they don't trust science or expertise. The READ SCIENCE is mine. and “I’m going to use church for the things I like, ignore it for the things I don’t and find my own truth." hits the nail on the head. No news here because staunch religious believers seem to be Qanon's best advocates. The editorial makes a link to another story Don't be fooled by QAnon’s post-apocalyptic fury. It’s really spiritual hunger.. authored by Tara Isabella Burton is a contributing editor at the American Interest, a columnist at Religion News Service, and the former staff religion reporter at Vox.com. She has written on religion and secularism for National Geographic, the Washington Post, the New York Times, and more, and holds a doctorate in theology from Oxford. She is also the author of the novel Social Creature (Doubleday, 2018). "We are living at the end of history, this aesthetic goes, and that’s fundamentally exciting. It is an aesthetic that celebrates chaos for its own sake, and celebrates those who recognize that they’re living on the edge. This apocalyptic fantasy has also become a recruitment tool for the far-right. Underpinning the logic of QAnon is a narrative of both heroism and destruction, in which intrepid keyboard warriors can uncover and overthrow a deep state committed to the status quo. That same narrative supports the fanatical and hysteric ideology of modern race war as concocted by the “far white”: America in 2020 as the last stand to defend the white race. It is necessary to understand and condemn the racism — structural as well as individual — and racial hatred encoded deep within these movements. But it is necessary, too, to understand that their pull is a promise of a role to play in history’s last battle. This vision of post-apocalyptic meaning-making — the end-of-history as a survivalist video game — is a symptom of our collective cultural alienation and the sense of meaninglessness wrought by life under late capitalism."

Yes If the International Confederation of Music Publishers can protect music from unfair use and duplication so should journalists. Who investigate, publish and inform in the face of fake news and Facebook false dialogue.

Stephen Miller a new book.Or more properly a book released about him. He is the sole non-family survivor of trump's original band of miscreants. Below a NPR review. "Stephen Miller is the architect of Donald Trump's extreme policies on immigration. And leaked emails have shown him pushing white-power ideology cloaked in pseudo-science. So how did an affluent kid from the California suburbs — who liked mobster movies and wore gold chains — get on the path that led him to where he is now? Jean Guerrero's new book Hatemonger: Stephen Miller, Donald Trump, and the White Nationalist Agendafollows Miller through a conservative media landscape where key figures — including right-wing radio talk-show host Larry Elder; David Horowitz, who founded the David Horowitz Freedom Center; and former Breitbart chief Steve Bannon — propelled the rise of a man who now influences who gets to be an American." From Politico: Stephen Miller Is an Immigration Hypocrite. I Know Because I’m His Uncle. "Let me tell you a story about Stephen Miller and chain migration. It begins at the turn of the 20th century, in a dirt-floor shack in the village of Antopol, a shtetl of subsistence farmers in what is now Belarus. Beset by violent anti-Jewish pogroms and forced childhood conscription in the Czar’s army, the patriarch of the shack, Wolf-Leib Glosser, fled a village where his forebears had lived for centuries and took his chances in America.

trump serves what evangelicals swallow.

His policies did.

I can see the bikers at Sturgis lining up now. The demographics for Sturgis are interesting 17% below age 44 and average age 54. Other dangerous covid vulnerability factors are average waistline of 54 inches.Although the five killed in separate motorcycle crashes, over the seven day rally won't have to worry about covid.

and when that doesn't work call in the Russians. "Says the media cut out his request of Russian hackers to find Hillary Clinton’s emails “right at the end so that you don’t see the laughter, the joke.” Politifact: "Trump said the media distorted his "Russia, if you’re listening" comment in 2016 by cutting out "the laugher, the joke." The laughter was not cut. The full video shows that no laughter followed. Trump has recast the delivery and response of his 2016 press conference in an effort to distort the media’s coverage. We rate this statement False."

Yes "Godless".

The federal government has poured $10 billion into Operation Warp Speed.